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Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-11
Nine. Bloomfield Tonight.


Those who love music of the higher
order, true music, are promised a rare
treat this evening at the opera house at
the piano concert to be given by Madame
Fannie Bloomfield. Nahan Franko, the
talented volinlst, and his wife, the sweet.
voiced Edith Edwards, will assist in
making the programme an enjoyable
one. Both of these artists have cstab-
lished themselves rs favorites here by
their previous appearances. The pianist
is by no means unknown among musical
people. She mas been in Chicago. and
early developed great talent as pianist,
made few public appearances at the
concert of the Beethoven society of that
city, and then went to Europe to study.
When she arrived in Vienna Leschetlzky,
the husband of Nine. Essipotf, took great
interest in fitting her for the brilliant
future which he predicted for his talented
American pupil.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-11

A few days ago three fellows were here
running striking machine, which was
pronounced II swindle. The customer
was supposed to strike, and if the indi-
Gator rested on lucky number he took II
prize. So few struck lucky numbers, and
so few prizes were drawn, that suspicion
was directed to the outfit. The cappers
seemed to have no difficulty in getting
prizes, and when the trio were arrested,
and the machine taken to the city build
ing, it was investigated. 1t appeared
that the man running the machine could,
by a simple twist of the hand, cause the
indicator to rest in notchcs opposite
prize numbers, and when not so ar.
ranged every number possible to get was
only blank. The machine has mysteri-
ously disappeared from the city building
The officers chanced to be all out for q
few minutes. and on their return the
machine was gone. 1t was. afterwards
learned that the machine was slyly
dragged into the cell rooms by hook
and there broken up and put IN the
sewer. The cases of the men are held
under advisement by Judge Aylesworth.
DR.. Hanchett, office No 12 Pearl street;
residence, 1870 Fourth street; telephone
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-11
New goods daily arriving at Hardness
Rroc
A Hot SCOrCh.

Mitchell Vincent, the sewer ditch con-
tractor, very nearly lost his home in
Onawa the other day by fire. A lighted
match had been dropped on the floor, in
the rear part of the house, where can
of gasoline was stored, and the flames
spread to some of the fluid which had
leaked out. A few pals of water fortun.
atelv put an end to the blaze, before any
great damage was done. Blanche Vim
cent was burned somewhat on the hands,
but not seriously.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-11
No. 401 Broadway.
The OmCial Count.

The mayor and city clerk made an Of
ficlal canvass of the recent election yes
terday with the following result:
For alderman at large, Lucius Wells
received in the First ward, 1866, Second
ward 299 Third ward 4G0, Fourth ward
COZ; total 1882. Scattering 6.
For alderman of the Third ward Pat
Lacy received 272 votes, and Chris
Straub 222.
For alderman of the Fourth ward Met.
calf received 300, and Murphy 305. Close
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-11
WhtODle Convicted,

The trial of A. b. Whipple, charged
with forging and uttering Chicago, Burl-
ington Il Quincy railway tickets, resulted
yesterday in his conviction. He is a
spruce looking young man. and has been
in good positions. The case against him
was worked up by James Davis, of
Omaha, who is employed in the secret
Woods. Whipple was the ticket agent at
Red Oak, and he took two short distance
tickets, changed them so as to read to
Denver, and sold them for his own
profit
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-11

for some of these companies to come here
for the evening only, gather up what
good money they can get, and take pains
not to leave a dollar of it in the city,
There are several hotels in this city
which certainly furnish as good accom-.
modations rs those to which these travel.
ing companies are accustomed, and il
seems that the public should be informed
as to the way such companies purpose
using the Bluffs before they are given a
chance to get the money for which they
are all so eager.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-11

The committee having in charge the
forming of articles of incorporation OF
the Council Bluffs Rowing association,
has prepared its report, ready for sub.
mission at a meeting to De held this even
ing at Sapp Il Pusey's office. The asso-
citation has applied for admission to the
Mississippi Valley Rowing association.
expecting to enter for the races which
take place in Galveston the last of April
1t has also applied for membership IN the
National association. There promises to
be much aquatic sport here this season
and the association is getting ready early.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-11
What is it at No. 4O1 Broadway?
A Second Divorce.

Mrs. Ferris was yesterday granted a
divorce from her husband Ed. Ferris,
who is now in Jail serving a short sem
tence for crookedness. He has gained
considerable notoriety, and is said to
have served one term before. The
couple are young, but have been married,
divorced and remarked before the pres
ent decree. She says she will stay di-
vorced this time.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-11
GOLDBERG, No. ls Main St.

We will sell three hundred Quick Meal
gasoline stoves this season. because every
one sold last year sells two this. Cole &
Cole, IL Main street.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-11
All Broke Up.

The river at this point broke up nicely
night before last, and the ice is moving
out without any trouble. 1t seems that
the season is opening in every way as
favorable as could be desired.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-11

Electric door bells, burglar alarms and
every form of domestic electrical appli-
ances at the New York Plumbing Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-11

Contractors are invited to inspect our
goOds and prices on tools and hardware.
Cole Il Cole, Al Main street.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-11
THIS SALE CONTINUES TODAY
AND TOMORROW
At GOldberg'n, 10 Main SD.

This week, one bale of towcling lS
inches wide, ut SIC per yard,
One case of Turkey red table linen,
first class. at l9c yard.
90 doz Turkish bath towels at Sc. 25
pieces of heavy brown sheeting at 4sc
per yard. These prices are only for this
week.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-11

Contractors and builders will find It to
their interest to get prices on lime,
cement, plaster, hair, ETC., from Council
Bluffs Fuel Company, $50 Broadway.
Telephone 1876.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-11

New carpets arriving at Hardness
Bros.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-11

J.. B, Crafts Il Co., are loaning money
on all classes of chattel securities at one.
half their former rates. See them before
securing your loans.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-11
Personal Paragraphs.

No trouble to show g.ods at Harkncss
Bros.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-11
Our Special Feature.

Spring wraps, jackets, and ladies.
and childrens suits, new and stylish
garments of Paris and Berlin modes,
together with the newest shapes and
most approved makes of the leading
New York manufacturers. We can
convince you that in this line, that in
quality. style and cheapness we are
unrivalled.
We invite the attention Of our pat
rons to these special features and the
stock in general, No effort will be
spared to make our departments COM
plete in every particular and at prices
lower than any house in the west.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-11
Housekeeping Goods & Linens

Everything in this line can be found
in our establishment. We call atten-
tiOn of buyers to the fact that there
has been sharp rise in these goods.
Our goods were bought before the rise
and we give our customers the benefit
You can save fully 20 per cent by MAX
ing yOnr purchases Ofus.
We emphasize the statement that in
embrOideries, white goods, underwear,
laces, ribbons, and notions our assort-
ment is equalled by any similar stock,
Our variety is immense, our prices low
er than the lowest.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-11

Star sale stables of Council Bluffs.
The largest stock of horses and mules
west of Chicago, which will be sold at
Wholesale or retail and satisfaction guar
anteed.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-11

For acre property, residences and bust.
ness property call on W. &. Stacy Il Co.,
No. 8 Main street.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-11
Getting in a Boat.

Star sale stables for mules and hcav,
draft horses
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-11

New things in dress goods just received
Mt Hardness Bros.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-11

Call and see the stock of horses and
mules at Star Stables before purchasing
elsewhere.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-11
A SuCker's Trap.

Curtains and curtain goods at Hark
ness Bros
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WANTS.

kNOR SALE Music and sewing machine busi.
u ness. together with small stock of holiday
goods and wall paper. Good town and country,
Invcicc el,200 to $3.50. Would take part in
Council Bluffs real estate. Address A. L. Man.
ming, Dunlap, Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-11

DIR. Hanchett, Office No. 12 Pearl street;
residence, 1870 Fourth street; telephone
No. TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09
TIE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE June Section steady Middlnx IL kc..-.-
Flour Arm Howard Western Superhno 81 500
So H. Extra So 20 as 90 DO Family 50 10 % 90 City
Mills Superdno 81 Sd 63 o. DO Extra 50 Is o3 76 do RIO
Patent So Wheat-southern steady. Western lower
Southern Roll g5 aS7ci Amber 90 9Sc No Western
Winter Rod spot 96dgji ~: do for Juno B6sa96 'ro
do July 93d937sc; do september 81 A89lso Corn
quiet White 81 a52c: Yellow ~ ds9c Western
Mixed a. &C bid June 46s4 81 oats dull
southern hite 81 Lei SO d30c Western hlIod
"a s3Jc.; Pennsyvanla Si935 2c.....Kye firm al bee
Coo. .Hay duh Primo 10 CnoIce Western tl4 20
delt 90: Provisions were STEADY. Mess Pork sl5 90
asi7 90. Bulkmeats Shoulders ClsW RID sides
packed 6ssasao Bacon-shouldors 7Lashc, Clear RIB
Sides 9c Hams l22 l4c-...... Iatd-Renned ct Sic
Butter steady. Western Packed So lc: Creamery
l79Isc...Eggs higher at l7Lc.... Petroleum steady
REFINED 6ssc... .Conee-Hio ordinary 20 fair.
~ aa22 &c. sugar steady. Soft 67oc Copper
Iohbet 94dgsG Whisky steady At 81 adSl H..
Freghu TO Liverpool steamer publication ishi
Flour Is 5d Id. kecepts-flour l8lOS bba
Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn l4.SnO Dusn Dat. 1000 push
Rye bush shipments-Flour 72s bbls Wheat
IL 200 bush "a 500 bush salssWheat $1,000 bush
Corn 26.5o0 bush
BOSTON June s.-Flour ouiet-common Extras. 81 20
6s3 60 " Patents prime s. DOE 50 ID.
Corn quetsteamor Yellow 81 032c; Steamer Mixed q
a5I &c. Good No Grade 50d5l.-...-oats were dull
SO SIS OOss2l so
...... Butter unchanged-We,tcrn Extra Creamery lsc
...... Cheese nulet-New-NOrk ana Vermont Extra IL
dl2.... Eggs nrmC hoice Western fresh loo Eastern
Extras Receipts tor the dayFlour 200 bba
and $500 sacks Corn $500 Uush oab $4,000 lush
short, 1000 bush
CHICAGO June S.-Flour fair demand prices hrm. Win
Patents ~ Is 81 81 SoIhrG Water. - 9Db 10 Aoa
gan Winter 1878 $500 CIDioS u Fancy Nnlssott Pa
eGis - - - In1es,tl Bakera II s1cSt IS ~
80 -. Rye FIour-s2 90a.3 10 In bbls BucxvheAt s2a
SZJj pr 10 10
fual.. .iturF tfnr Al %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Riscr, Vesssis ani Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

coFFEE-whne there demand Importance prices
for Brazil styles firmly held the bsss Of ~ for
fair Rio, spot invoices Sales 1900 bags No. at c
afoat In tho mier gades business reported but
the temper steady option trading the general feeling
weaker prompted alvices from Havre and IN
scented decline OF 935 points AS the day advanced CON
siderable rreg ularity was developed and me close
iiCssS ggi3t. ., isr tho day .o,; scIcx;
2L4oS2l4ei April. 2l:4oa2L5o; June. 20i6a29 80
July 20G062075; August q 05 2ll0; September 81 20
a2l26; October 81 s6a2l.35; November 81 rs 02l4o.
December The ranges the different months
august sogtembeg 2lltS22s oeto aS
81 LAB: January. 2L25d2l.40 Sales. 1880 bags.
COTroNA sale OF 1000 bales made Tor export today
An equal amount OF June short notices" had previously
been bought but when the cotton delivered insult
able for the order and the above purchase made for
same Srder Values we're UNCHANGED 900 To-Day;
which for Tho receipts to-day
4Ss he DAYS OF the CROP bales
pairing with sos bales tins day last week and $500 bales
this day last year. Since September the total port
receipts 5l77 against 520l $40 bales
Tor the period last year.
Quotations standard OF classification
are a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09

7o2S7ose closing 7oGc asked 2so tea sspteTbss LIE
closing I2sc November closing Li2c BuTIEn
CHEESE and -Buter-Cholce stock II sustained 70
very prices with fairly demand otherwise the
feeling steady Western Creamery li0 Sc STATE cream
H.. ha.'se: Choice 7ss lss weli b,t tubs
Western Imitation Creamery. CheeseThe chanEes
have not been material since our last although inc
wnts l0sSl0tc colored, sl0tc; Night Skins s,,
66Lci Common Prime Western Factory SID lOc frimo
TO CHOICE EggsAre again lower with mo tcr.te demand
State llc.i Western, 16d 10 &c; Canada l64ol6lc.
STEARINE-In light demand. CITY quoted at Sc 6oSc.
Oleomargarinc. csc asked.
SUGAR-For Raw sugar the demand light but values
were firmly maintained at 3Q4% for Molasses &c ior
Far Refining and slice. for 900 test Centrifugal sales
1000 bags Bahia at 332c and 800 bags Centrifugal.
3-l6c Refined quiet Quotations: Cut Loaf, 9 liSe,i
Crushed, 1l5c Cubes b7s05 1910; Powdered lb:l6
06 l.lGci Granuated. 6s.95 iSi6c Mould A, lsl6c.i
Confectionery A. 1ll6c. Conoe Standard. 53l9ossc;
Coffee OF A. &C. White Extra &, De-; Extra O. 1850
l5.16c; G, o16a4 lilies Yellow 4h@47.l6
TALLOW-stealy. and in moderate request Prime CITY
quoted At 3sc. sales. 10000 ID at Sac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09
ErRoprAN PRODUCE MARKET,

LIVERPOOL juno Authorization. Cumberland Cat
8Js 6d Long Clear Mldes $50 6L short Clear Midies
3ss I'd; 3Ss 81 ShoullerS 2Ss IL per owl BECK
6IsOd for India Ness Prime Mess. 52s 81 Pork-
Prime Mesa o6S I'd. per bbL; Prime Ness EAstcra
0, stern 6lz Oh Lard American J5s3i Prime West
ern 3is obi Lard On 3ts Cd Hams-Long CUT 49s
shoulders 0L Butter-s0s OIL per 3st tor h1et nSet
Western Spring Is. 3D. ais Adj Rel Winter, Is 5d q
sprlng Is 3d New Mixei Western Is Sid; California No
l. s. I'd 0ss Adj; No = IS 81 as 81 per Genital Pro.
ducesprts OF rurpenne 29s OBJ do. at London 2ss "a
per cwt: Refined Petroleum. 6',L gallon. Clover seed
American Red 49s per cwL Taow-2ls ID per cws
Fine American. 2la 81; Primo CITY 2lS 0L per .cwt.
Rosin--Connon. So Oil Pal lis 81 DJA OF Lnsesi C.
22S I'D. per cwt ProysonsAmericln Refrlgerasd seer,
hind 5di fore quarters 3 per TO- HOPS AZ Lou
don-New.Y state 81 los Cd e3 o. u Cottonseet
oil. Liverpool make. las OF 100 co,
The whoat Tor the past three days were 4eoooo
centals, including $50. 900 centals OF America.
receipt American corn for the past hree days were
73.SOO c6r.als- , -, ~ n, am.
4Ld per cwt Calcutta Lnseed 800 Sd per quarters Iin
seed Cake e5 l5A Cd per ton; Refined Petroleum., ott
q I'D per gallon spirits OF Turpentno. 2Ss Cd per
cwt Pale Us OIL oils Cd Proyislons-Lard 32A "a per
cwt for American sugarlSa 3D. per cwt Tor Cuba Cen
trfugal poorizng $50 and lis oil lis 3D. for Mnscovs
fair refining ahoat Australian Tallow-Boe 2ls 81 S22A
6s Cochin s37 o. American Ref yerlet Boet As Al ior
hind quarters IS 3d. tor focs quarters por SD oy inc
carcass o.
BRRMEx June S.-Petroleum. marks 0pfennngS
Wilcox Lard closed IS marks pfenninss per 10
ANTWERP June S.-Petroleum-Fns Pale American, 10
francs and Is francs %
WlcoIs CLOSED SO francs 90 centmesp'r 10 KIDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09
LIVE srncx MARxErs BY rELE1RAPI

srvFALn June s-Cd,is- Receipt, last 2i hours. lbs
heat total for yas< Tar $40 helt for sane time
a,t week consigned Though 95 carloads ~ OF
which New.York mono on sale; market homlnaly un'
S6eCp-Receipts last - hours total for week
thus tar 2OsuO head. Tor Tune last week $4,000
head gnei ncough q OF which To New.foTk
10 ears prices advanced l5U25c common 10 VAR
81 0OG$4 20 No iearngs or Lambs here's all offerings
taken
week thus far time last week SOTO
% carloads OF which 10 carloads
carloads sale; market airy active AMI a
shade higher Mixed Pigs and Light Workers Sods 20
Workers. s5 % 50; Selected Medium weights
s. 25S5 IS: selected Heavy Ends - t00S4 dj; Coarse
Mixed Heavy Ends ST. OOds4 10; all offerings taken
CHICAGO June Sine Dr0rerS Journal reDortS-Cdtue-
Recepts-quuO neat Shipments 1000 heao; market was
steaiy Shaping steers $50 10 lbOO 10. 81 Ouo
IS 10 Stvckcis ana Feeders s. 2Ods3S 80: COWS Buns
and Mixed. 81 5Oas3 %. Texas Cattle 81 60 a "a 90
Hogs-Keceipts 10000 hslt sniunslt, 1000; market
slow Rough and Mixed 81 6O6S5 90 Packing and Shlo
pnx si9Oasj 2Oi Light 81 500s4 90 sklps - zoo
Shees-Recelpts 900 ncai 400 neac: market
ana easier. Natives 50 O01S4. 80 Western So %
a II 20 Texans 81 rs ass so Lambs 81 2oGs3 20 per
Sr LOUIS June s.-CattLe- keceDts 2, 100 head Ship
ments 800 market was easier Choice Heavy
Native a 3O0ti 60i Far 10 Coco Shipping
2j Butchers steers Fair 10 Choice IS W
psi 10 Feoders IS 0vsI 90 stocsors fair
81 Od So OO Texans common grass 70 soou coIho'
ST. DO2si 10 80 $780,. ,.
Roos-Heceipts 54OO head snpments 400 head market
oDenei strong esaer Choice Heavy ana Butchers
selections S. O0dSj 10. Packing tar 20 good - 80
50 %. Workers Medium u Prime. 81 bOGSi 20. rags,
Good s. SOUSS 40
Sheep-Kocepts $500 nead shipment, zoo heac Market
quiet. Clipped Fair to Choice IS 0O9si co. Lambs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09

FLOUR AND MEAI,-FLOUR-There Is continued inter
ment lack, snimeion. Prices steady and without
wheat 500 b9. ,acqsnS S3o Dbl; GISy mn M.
E 80 ST S W saperGns So ss Sc
Sc s SS chGG S %ns ss r Extra So 49,
S 70 od sHs'e Etc g o 20 Coca CHOICE s
ter Tor one or two private brand. q Patent.
S,i IN tho s Ts , S3 Tor Fancy 'G spern
65rs s. $685. 80 F Goo e saTgy
8 50 as3 90 GOOD choice Eitsi wesIcTT0 g s5s
fS Fancy ' 81 i5ss 8 To- Common Extra Mnne.o
G 90 Gr,s 1873 6s g g F F;.n M' y io 81 7 i
fs,cai wia;e Tn wheat R1rs .oss; Is. cy II *
hrn. ' SOUTHERN fLoUR-Ta, light demand. but tic
FATE T $, co. eS hoco
.RY FLoUR-Firmly held aud Ia moderate request
"a e lao 40 & mEXstssdy and moderately
% 'eT We9 a qSU!s Sd s5 :. VI
GRAGN-wHEAT-The export dealings were more moder,
tame and appeasnce cash grades declined
spppcfs Ci,y mieTs remained Indifferent. The options
m S losing heavy at io inside figures july delivery
attracted moderate amount Of attention Dg N no n1.hs
81. ts,ar. Sa,1' s sP2s and t. a @ M
HoTlssii 90 mo X. 20 'S' e5 ec 10 RED 6s. Gasc
~ ci.ystor 90 % Delivered 0li. o. b.. No Redsl OOH;
No. White g0i.c delivered: 10 Red June. osS@Hgc
CO. August o. ss3 &C. g3 do soPtcnGer.
Ing at 0 * do November % asa ec closing at "a ici
Do December e5 closing at sS. do SS Js19STy.
cio,tns AT II OOl RYR-Quiet and unchsn ged.
BARTRY and BARLEY MALi-Dull and nomlnai........
rcer buyers today sand there was
rather more interest from the local trade Prices show re-
of bushcl spot lots closing fwcak
Tho opons declined Ioldiug moderate degree of
at vtv closing Ss--1G4OOO bushels future 800,
0oc bushei, spot including Ungradod Mixed tOlStstc
steamer 40, dI7o elevator; No 2 a c In store 419
ssc in elevator: delivered No 2June ~ c. clos
inrat c july. 4sise4sac. closing at 4Slsc DO Au
closing 90 do September. Doc, clos
ing At zoe OATS Spot lots dealt In moderate
extent and on grades slight advance was realzed
closing armiy. Tie speculation general and well
fstflbuted. June and July are "a DC higher but the
change, otherwise material Sales3iO 600 bushels
fntur. 100 900 bnsh., spot including No at 334ci do
Whe & sc. Ma q 333c do. White 80 a rs 1c.; No
White 3goi Mred Western % e36c.i White DO 3sdi2ci
White Estate 80 80 &c. No White June, $50 DO trst hat
OF June SIC: do August 3jc. No Mixed Jnne 63A0
Sgsc cosing al ~ ai DO July. S3 d33Lc. closing at
"a 10 August ~ a3i &c lclo.ng at 81 So do Septem
Der 81 ld3lhc closing at 81 ac...-...FkED-DuIl ana
unchanged.
Walkers Private DtY Circular. JuAo g 1887. Now York
Grain on passage for Europe June s. 1887;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON June S-l230 \. n.-Consos l0l ll16 for both
money and the account; Atlantic and Great Western First
Mortgage Trustees Certificates AGA do Second Mortgage
II Canadian Pacific 0lS Ellie "a do Second Consos
1881; illinois Central l40; Mexican Ordinary Ga 81
Paul Common e3I New York Central, 49,; Pennsylva-
MIA. b634; Mexican Central. 1885,
Paris advces quote Rentes At 50 francs
- confines for the account
m-Unitod states Four Per cent bonds 1925; do.
Four and Halt Per Cent Bonds l2s; Atlantic and Great
Western First Mortgage Trustees Certificates 45 90 Sec
Second Consols l03; Mexican Ordinary d. St Paul Com
mon. 93is New York Central ll6 Reading 262 Mexca
Central. 1871.
Hadson's Bay Company 24%.
Bar silver is quoted at AZ Is. l6d per ounce.
India Council bills allotted to-day at decline OF
1-S2d per
The OF bullion withdrawn Bank OF Eng
land balance to-day Ia & 100000.
Paris adviccs Cent Rentes at 81 francs
90 the account exchange London at rs
francs 81 Confines for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09

puYvAtn June s.-wheat-No. Hard dull and lower
offered al y3c with 92,c bid for small lots No NO Hard
Northern Paonc in market Winter Wheat dull weak anc
lower No 2 RED e4a 0e5c. NO. White Michigan g3s
o. sc =. Corn dull aud unsettled, No 243s9tse No
4Ss.si3c No Yellow 4i.a44sc. No. yellow $50
40 oats dull and lower. White 80 209 ~ &c
No White SSs, o34c. No. Mixed sls.0S2e ~ Fionr
arm. Milfeed-Winter Bran $40; Sprlpg SiA 6tIt 20
reishts hrpwhsa 4te Corn as oo oats ,s sc
Corn 400 900 oush Data bush. Barley bush Rail-
road 1900 bbls Wheat $1,000 onsh Core
al 900 Ousn Data 10000 bush Barley bush Canal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09

THE PETROLEUM MARKSE
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANG

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The yesterday bearing the crude oil snscussssn
generally bullish. The Reboh pool IL down 70 low
figures and experiments In drilling have been
favorable to the possible extension of the district The most
important however tho announcement that the
Of land the Tayorstown dstrct had aa meeting
Ptsburg agreed 10 start wells after those now
upder completed This action might well be
Initiated by producers IN other II they des. to put an
end 10 the high low Now
terng market competitor with Pennsylvania II.
Illuminating oil over at least postponed until higher
attained oil situation presents
features Bat until there is cessation OF active drilling
cusseiness seems TO be the with
large the outlook not likely to 10
cheerful The cerca market mate como response 10 the
bullsh yesterday rising from 62 70 6S cent? The
trading light professional however aud the closing
figures OF from the bes OF the day The market ended
steady, however.
The range and total dealings at the Conso
dated Exchange were as follows;
Opening 62as Lowest.
Highest. U3x Final 62b
Refined duh but firm 6ss cents per gallon al
nor